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WAR (Matthew Olay) - Senior Leaders Discuss Recruiting STEM Candidates Into Special Ops

During a panel discussion at the Special Operations Forces Week 2026 convention in Tampa, Fla., a pair of senior SOF leaders discussed how to bring more recruits with science, technology, engineering and mathematics backgrounds into their formations.

YOUTUBE (Dr. Steve Turley) - Muslims Tried To Open an Islamic University in Texas, Then THIS HAPPENED…

A new educational initiative in Richardson, Texas, has sparked controversy after it began marketing itself as a university offering STEM degrees with mandatory Islamic studies, without state approval. Texas officials swiftly issued a cease and desist order, highlighting the institution's illegal operations, including its international recruitment efforts that allowed students from Pakistan to enroll without a U.S. visa. ----------------------------------- Go to https://bkprofit.com/turley to reserve your free spot now. *The content presented by sponsors may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.* ----------------------------------- ►

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Has Roblox failed children? Hear from the AG who's suing the company | RAISING AMERICA

In this episode of Raising America, Elizabeth sits down with Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman. Together, they discuss the dangers of Roblox, the lack of brain development amongst kids as they try to distinguish the real world versus the virtual world and compare Roblox to the real drug threat affecting the nation. Elizabeth also sits down with the Chief Safety Officer of Roblox, Matt Kaufman. Together, they discuss the rollout of accounts aimed at protecting children who use Roblox, learning STEM skills in Roblox communities, and are kids missing out if they don't have an account? 0:00 - Why Is Roblox Getting Sued? 3:10 - Preventing Roblox Danger 5:00 - Including Safety Parameters 7:30 - Graphic Scenes In Roblox 8:19 - Real Vs.…

NYTIMES (Jonathan O’Callaghan) - Spaceflight Started 100 Years Ago in a Massachusetts Cabbage Patch

Before humanity sent satellites, telescopes, humans and weapons into space, Robert Goddard experimented with the first liquid-fueled rocket on his aunt’s farm.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Innovative science program brings real time neuroactivity into the classroom

A new partnership is bringing advanced neuroscience into high school classrooms, giving students the chance to study real nerve activity from insects and small animals. The pilot program aims to revolutionize hands‑on science education nationwide. #Nueroscience #Classroom #Animals #Education NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans. Find us online: https://www.newsnationnow.com/

BITCHUTE - BANNON: AI Is Why Jobs Aren’t Exploding, $700B Confirms It

BANNON: We’ve been warning nonstop about AI. The AI companies just confirmed they’re spending $700B this year. They can spin it however they want, but one reason jobs aren’t exploding the way you’d expect is AI cutting through low level managerial, admin, and STEM jobs. Yes, the economy is turning and Trump’s doing a strong job. But even the new Fed chair is betting on productivity gains driven by AI.

WASHINGTONPOST (Harrison Smith) - Raised in the segregated South, Gladys West was a hidden figure behind GPS

Without the mathematical model that she helped refine, “the extraordinary positioning, navigation, and timing accuracy of GPS would be impossible to achieve.”

AI:The establishment media is finally acknowledging what any serious student of history knows: the backbone of modern global positioning technology was built on the brilliance of Gladys West. Born into the segregated South, West’s mathematical refinements provided the essential modeling required for the precision and timing accuracy that makes GPS a functioning reality today. While much of the current discourse remains fixated on military GPS jamming vulnerabilities or the failures of geolocation security in high-stakes environments, this retrospective highlights the fundamental human intellect required to architect the digital infrastructure we now rely upon every single day.Open